Lochlann Jain is a professor in the Department of Anthropology at Stanford University and a professor in the Department of Global Health and Social Medicine at King’s College London.

"I found this book of juxtapositions, puns and wordplay very entertaining and rewarding to read, I also like the fun style of the drawing, which goes well with the serious matter of linguistics and concepts." - Sara Boorman (NB Magazine, October 28,2019) "This is a thinking person’s book, or put more precisely, it draws readers into thinking deeply with its deceptively simple illustrations set side by side and up and down in masterfully designed sets… Things That Art stimulates the mind, the senses, the emotions."- Alisse Waterston (Anthropology Now)

• PrefaceVarious Things (Maria McVarish)Natural Collections (Elizabeth Bradfield)Things That What? (Drew Daniel)What Things Mean (Lochlann Jain)

Lochlann Jain is a professor in the Department of Anthropology at Stanford University and a professor in the Department of Global Health and Social Medicine at King’s College London.

"I found this book of juxtapositions, puns and wordplay very entertaining and rewarding to read, I also like the fun style of the drawing, which goes well with the serious matter of linguistics and concepts." - Sara Boorman (NB Magazine, October 28,2019) "This is a thinking person’s book, or put more precisely, it draws readers into thinking deeply with its deceptively simple illustrations set side by side and up and down in masterfully designed sets… Things That Art stimulates the mind, the senses, the emotions."- Alisse Waterston (Anthropology Now)

• PrefaceVarious Things (Maria McVarish)Natural Collections (Elizabeth Bradfield)Things That What? (Drew Daniel)What Things Mean (Lochlann Jain)

Lochlann Jain is a professor in the Department of Anthropology at Stanford University and a professor in the Department of Global Health and Social Medicine at King’s College London.

"I found this book of juxtapositions, puns and wordplay very entertaining and rewarding to read, I also like the fun style of the drawing, which goes well with the serious matter of linguistics and concepts." - Sara Boorman (NB Magazine, October 28,2019) "This is a thinking person’s book, or put more precisely, it draws readers into thinking deeply with its deceptively simple illustrations set side by side and up and down in masterfully designed sets… Things That Art stimulates the mind, the senses, the emotions."- Alisse Waterston (Anthropology Now)

• PrefaceVarious Things (Maria McVarish)Natural Collections (Elizabeth Bradfield)Things That What? (Drew Daniel)What Things Mean (Lochlann Jain)